Elements of International Law And Laws of War
Elements of International Law And Laws of War
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It would have been of little ad- vantage to the Czar, Peter the Great, to restore the Swedes, his prisoners, for an equal number of Russians." § 19. Moral obligatl(ni8 of the state. But while no state is 17 z Digitized by VjOOQ IC 194 INTERNATIONAL LAW AND LAWS OF WAR.
obliged^ by the positive rules of international law^ to enter into a cartel for the exchange of prisoners of war^ there is a strong moral duty imposed upon the government of every state to pro- vide for the release of such of its... citizens, and allies, as have fallen into the hands of the enemy. They have fallen into this misfortune only by acting in its service, and in the support of its cause. " This," says Vattel, " is a care which the state owes to those who have exposed themselves in her defense." § 11. Release on Parolei Sometimes prisoners of war are permitted to resume their liberty, upon the condition or pledge that they will not take up arms against their captors for a limited time, or during the continuance of the war, or until they are duly exchanged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would have been of little ad- vantage to the Czar, Peter the Great, to restore the Swedes, his prisoners, for an equal number of Russians." § 19. Moral obligatl(ni8 of the state. But while no state is 17 z Digitized by VjOOQ IC 194 INTERNATIONAL LAW AND LAWS OF WAR.
obliged^ by the positive rules of international law^ to enter into a cartel for the exchange of prisoners of war^ there is a strong moral duty imposed upon the government of every state to pro- vide for the release of such of its... citizens, and allies, as have fallen into the hands of the enemy. They have fallen into this misfortune only by acting in its service, and in the support of its cause. " This," says Vattel, " is a care which the state owes to those who have exposed themselves in her defense." § 11. Release on Parolei Sometimes prisoners of war are permitted to resume their liberty, upon the condition or pledge that they will not take up arms against their captors for a limited time, or during the continuance of the war, or until they are duly exchanged.
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